Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-30
SHALL He Be ENDORSED.
The Republicans Of Ohio Wrangline
Over Resolution Of Endorse.
ment for Sherman.
The Question is Whether His Record.
Pure and Simple, Shall be En-.
dOrSed, or He be Recommended
for the Presidency.
The Ohio Republicans.

TOLEDO, o., July 27.-Delegates to th,
Republican State Convention, which begin,
at o'clock this afternoon. continue to ar
rive. After organization is completed tn,
Sherman resolution will be introduced an(
be referred to the committee on resolutionl
and be reported as part of the platform
Tomorrow. The convention will then ad
journ till 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning
tremendous pressure has been brought te
bear upon the delegates opposed to tn,
resolution and it is confidently claimeC
that there will be DO open opposition or
the floor of the convention. Senator Sher
man will be the permanent chairman of the
convention and will make speech on tax
ing the chair defining his position.
CAUCUS OF THE OPPONENTS OF THE sHER
MAN RESOLUTION -
was held at 2 O'Clock this afternoon under
the lead of Judge West of Bellefontaine
who nominated Blaine at Chicago in 1884
1t was resolved this afternoon that when
the Sherman resolution is offered in con.
vention to offer a substitute paying tribute
to Sherman for his services in the past,
and expressing entire confidence, but makes
no promise for the future. If it fails the
floor Of the convention.
MANSFIELD DELEGATES
six hundred strong arrived this afternoon
with bands and banners. They were
marched to the hotel where Sherman is
quartered and we're received by the Sena-
tor. who made an impromptu speech in
which he said everything was settled.
l~ok G..
and victorious. Every voice in this state,
he said, is for therenomination of Foraker
for Governor of Ohio. Sherman further
said that he believed the meeting to be
held to-day and tomorrow will be the be-
ginning Of the good time when the Repub.
lican party will be restored in nation and
states. The convention met and WAS
called to order at 4:35 p. m. Allison was
chosen temporary chairman. Ryan and
Sherman were received with great ap-
Dlause.
THE NAMES OF THE COMMITTEE
OF DR.. Grayson, of Hamilton. Ex-Governor
Foster, Hon. John A. Byham, Congressman
and E. B. Tay lor. This CON-
tnittee is the center of interest, as the
SHERMAN" resolution is before it for con.
When the announcement OF
the various committees was consulted, in
tcrest was at once excited by Hon. Charles
Grosvenor, of Athens, rising to offer reso.
luton. General Keefer at once moved that
all resolutions 60 to the committee without
debate. This was adopted. Mr.. Grosve-
nor then read the following resolution:
RECOGNIZING THAT THE REPUBLICANS
OF Ohio always have as gifted and tried
statesmen as the Republican party OF other
States-loyal and unfalterlng in their devo-
tion to the success of the organization in
1883, under whatever stand 4rd bearer the
National Convention may
select, they have just pride in the record
and career of John Sherman as member
of the Republican party, and statesman
OF fidelity, large experience and great abll'
ity. His career as statesman began with
the birth of the Republican party. He has
that organization.
HIS GENIUS AND sTATEsMANsH1P
are stamped on the records OF the party
and the statutes and constitution OF the
country; and, believing his nomination fol
the office of President would be wise and
iudicious, we respectfully present his name
to the people of the United States as
candidate, and announce our hearty sup
port for him for that office.
Immediately Col. J. G. Munson, OF Zanes
Vile. arose and offered the following resolu
ton.
Resolved, That we heartily pledge the
united and enthusiastic support OF the ne
nnhlicans of Ohio to the nominee OF th'
next Republican convention, and in thi'
convention we call the attention OF the Re
publicans of Ohio to the eminent services
The convention then adjourned till II
o'clock tomorrow morning.
THE TWO RESOLUTIONS
above given are in the hands OF the com
mittee on resolutions, which will probably
be at work most OF the night. The oppo
nents of the Sherman Endorsement offer t.
let the second resolution pass unani
mously, but declare they will fight Grcsve
nor's resolution on the floor to the bite
op1